Tricia Guild of Designers Guild commissions Hodgkin to design fabrics. They are printed in Switzerland; Large Flower and Leaf on glazed chintz; Moss and Earth on cotton satin. A sample…

…Ivan Chermayeff’s collage for the 1993 Competition; Sean Scully’s piece, 10.6.93, for the 1997 Competition; and Tom Phillips’ pieces Music World I and Music World II, for the 2001 Competition….

Howard Hodgkin is a painter who, though successful and highly regarded, is not as well-known as some of his friends and contemporaries. This is partly due to the fact that…

Notes: One of an extended series of paintings of Venice begun by Hodgkin in 1984, this is also one of Hodgkin’s most literal paintings. Easily identifiable are a reclining figure…

Howard Hodgkin: Stage Designs. The catalogue included an essay by John-Paul Stonard and was organised by the Anthony D’Offay Gallery. It was accompanied by a catalogue….

…on wood Kerala, 1992, oil on wood Contemporary works are shown alongside examples of miniature painting dating as far back as the mid-16th century drawn from major collections including The…

…and Richard Woods will run concurrently on the lower floor. Both exhibitions are organised in conjunction with Cristea Roberts Gallery. All works will be available to purchase and the full…

…and then applied to the print, layer by layer. The hand torn paper is 300gsm Somerset white satin, mould-made, 100% cotton and acid free. It is published by Counter Editions….

…to come off the brush with effortless mastery. We know they are not effortless, that he works on them for months and years. But where his early works showed the…

…Howard’s book, On the Modification of Clouds, may have influenced Constable’s cloud studies. The five More Indian Views, 1976, are a continuation of Indian Views. They differ, however, from the…

From the Gagosian Gallery NOW website: Howard Hodgkin was one of the last century’s greatest painters. Now, a new show at London’s National Portrait Gallery persuasively argues that Hodgkin should…

…work Absent Friends at the National Portrait Gallery, London. This book accompanies the first exhibition to focus on Hodgkin’s portraits and can be purchased from the National Portrait Gallery website….